Chapter 13 Flashcards
What is exposition?
public exhibition or display often used to express a complex topic in a clear way.
What is interpretation?
adapting information to communicate a message, perspective, or agenda.
What is Bias?
Unreasoned or not-well-thought-out judgement
What is point of view?
Perception of an idea or concept from previous experiences and understanding.
Tips to have a neutral speech
keep language neutral and not too positive or negative
Credible sources from organizations that aren’t biased
Keep presentation balanced from multiple sources
Keep audience in mind and be a little diverse
Keep who you represent in mind when presenting
What is a presentation to inform?
explanation, report, description, or demonstration on how to do something.
What is relevance?
information applies, relates, or has significance to the audience.
What is interest?
qualities that arouse attention and stimulate curiosity.
What is the importance?
Perceptions of worth, value, and usefulness
What is framing?
placing set of boundaries around a story to influence the story
What is gatekeeping?
Determining what news, information, or entertainment reaches the mass audience
What is agenda setting?
Selecting what the audience will see and hear as well as in what order they will see it.
What is culture?
set of beliefs and understandings a society has about the world as well as its place in it and the activities to celebrate those beliefs.
what is the theory of learning styles?
Idea that people learn better when the strategy is presented in a strategy that fits with the type of intelligence they have they have the most of.
What is reciprocity?
relationship of mutual exchange and interdependence
